You can find out the difference of each ball by looking at Brunswicks website.

Then you can either watch Brunswicks videos or surf over to Video Ball Reviews or Buddies Pro Shop check each ball out.
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The bowler formerly known as BrunsRod.
Solid 7 Pin??  299 Game??!! WTF  

The Copperhead is ultra smooth on the lane and will handle more oil. I like mine with some polish for typical house shots.

The Rattler, like most pearls, will clear the heads easily and finish with a hard, predictable move late.

The Python should be even easier to get through the heads and make a more angular turn.

Lane conditions and bowler style will determine which ball is best at any given time.


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Lane Carter, Strike Zone Pro Shops - Salt Lake City, Utah
Brunswick Pro Shop Staff

www.brunswickbowling.com

The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

I have all three, all drilled pretty much identically (pin 5" from PAP above fingers, no balance hole), and all in box finish.

For me, the Copperhead is the earliest of the three, and hooks the most overall.  It's about four-and-two stronger than the Rattler, although its strength is spread across the entire lane.  My Copperhead gives me the smoothest reaction to friction of the three.

I've compared the Rattler and Python in other posts, but in a nutshell, the Rattler is clean through the front but more gradual as it hits the end of the pattern, while the Python is straighter through the midlane but more lateral at the break.  On volume, the Rattler will outhook the Python for me by a few boards, but once the track breaks down, the Python will hook more overall because of how strong it reacts to the friction.

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the question is do you get the diamond back over the copperhead i have the copperhead rea smooth controllable ball

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I guess that depends on whether you can wait until November 9.  
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Ray Salas
Brunswick Amateur Staff
http://www.brunswickbowling.com